c/c plates
I have 96 gt it is lowered and now I'm looking for CC plates. Any help would be great. And is this something I can do myself. Thanks joe.
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It is something you can do yourself if you have some mechanical knowledge. It's harder than like a brake job, but not by much. Get a set from MM and just follow the directions and you'll be good. The hardest part is trying to get the dust boot over the damn bushing.
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Maximum Motorsports will have the c/c plates you want. The hardest part, which is really just an intimidation for most people, is drilling the fourth hole and it's really not a big deal.
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Use the right size drill bit. You'll need an impact gun to pull the top nut off the strut. With the right tools it's a 1 hour job. Oh yeah, and MM or we'll all choke the piss out of you. Juss playin, MM is the shiznit though. I'll never use any other company's suspension.
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VERY ez----MM
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Originally Posted by r3dn3ck
(Post 457747)
Use the right size drill bit. You'll need an impact gun to pull the top nut off the strut. With the right tools it's a 1 hour job. Oh yeah, and MM or we'll all choke the piss out of you. Juss playin, MM is the shiznit though. I'll never use any other company's suspension.
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Cake. The hardest part is the drilling. Just follow the instructions, center punch, and drill in steps. Make sure the holes are deburred as well. Also, MM or don't bother.
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